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"What Would Harold Do?" Business Book
We interviewed 102 business owners, generated about 70 hours of audio tape and 2,500 pages of transcripts. Thankfully, they were very interesting. And insightful.
From cash flow to daughters-in-law succession planning to turkey avoidance to hiring and firing and successfully competing with giants - you can't make this kind of stuff up. So we published it as a book.
What would Harold Do? is the business book by business owners for business owners. It's a unique take and a practical guide with a main street view.
Harold is a butcher and a baker, a candlestick maker and a farmer. He's a sheet metal shop owner, an accountant, a motorcycle mechanic and a swimming pool contractor. Most of all, he represents their collected wisdom.
If you would like a copy of the book, contact your local credit union. Click here for the one near you.
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28-10-2011 12:01pm
by Tom Deans
Hi Tom, Mine is more a comment. You said that people thought…
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28-10-2011 11:41am
by Tom Deans
Mr. Deans, you talk about how some owners hang on to their business…
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28-10-2011 11:15am
by Tom Deans